Shure E4g Consumer Headphones Reviews

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Summary: I know what you’re thinking, $300 for a set of ear buds, I must be nuts, right?WRONG !!! These are the best sounding, most comfortable headphones/earphones I have ever owned, and I have owned many and tried even more, including those expensive noise canceling headphones. I use Shure E4g’s when I travel (airplane), mowing the lawn, working out, you name it. They are comfortable and block more noise than any of the noise canceling headphones cancel. from Compuplus.com "The E4G's superb sensitivity and low impedance rating of 29 ohms make it a top-shelf companion to any gaming device and they should deliver plenty of output from just about any portable audio source. " from Headphone.com Summary: overall, a very good product. I compared to the Etymotic Research 6i a friend had, and I find these Shure E4g sound more natural; additionally, the E4g feel more comfortable while wearing. from Compuplus.com Summary: the white ipod earphones died on me after 4 months of use (my second set), so i decided to get an after market one. after reading about shure products i was ready to buy the e2g, but i found e4g at a great price while searching for the e2g. i received the earphones last week and i'm truly amazed with the e4g. from Compuplus.com The mids and highs rival any earphone or headphone I have heard (and I have heard many). I travel a lot and wanted a noise cancelling or isolating unit, but did not want to carry around a big package. These Shure earphones fit the bill perfectly. They sound great when watching movies on my laptop and do a great job isolating external noise. from Crutchfield.com Overall they are worth every penny. The people who say that their worth 20 bucks are foolish, because they really aren't. Shure has top-of-the-line customer service, and a 2 year warranty that goes along with any of their products. Plus the fact that you get 8 pairs of tips, a volume controller (worth 15 bucks, for free), so everything is well worth it. from Crutchfield.com The only improvement is the clarity of the higher freq. Another drawback is that these earbuds are smaller, and as such, are more difficult to stay in place. Shure includes a fitting apparatus which does help, however this only adds an annoying bulk. If you are willing to dish out ~$200 for a pair of these, might as well save more to purchase the SE4XX or SE5XX models, as these are not enough of an upgrade from an E2 or E3 to justify the cost. from Amazon.com What I found out is that I am an audiophile. I want balance, rich sound from my earphones. I first bought the Shure E2cs, and then finally the E4gs. I bought the E4gs because the cord is shorter than that of the E4cs. from Amazon.com What I found out is that I am an audiophile. I want balanced, rich sound from my earphones. I first bought the Shure E2cs, and then finally the E4gs. I bought the E4gs because the cord is shorter than that of the E4cs. from Amazon.com I was hopping an impressive experience with this earphones in my MP3 player, but it wasn't. They give a superior quality in high frequencies, the sound is very clear, but in low frequencies I felt a low quality, a "litle empty bass", definitively lower than the standard earphones of my Zen Micro. With the E4G you can perceive more clearly the sound and others sound you haven't hear before. The external sounds isolating feature, uhmmm, not too good. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Design	Ear Buds
Usage	Consumer
Compatibility	Personal Audio
Connectivity	Cable
Cable Length	4.66 ft.
Impedance	29 ohm
MPN	E4g
Plug Type	3.5 mm
Sensitivity	109 dB
Sound Mode	Stereo
UPC	042406132008
Volume Control	Without Volume Control
Warranty	2 Years
Weight	1.1 oz.

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Shure E4g Consumer Headphones Reviews

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